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Irish education dispute and priestly control debate
The author argues against yielding to Catholic control of Irish education, noting Ireland’s near unanimous demand for religious instruction and warning that handing over schools to priests would favor a large majority. He urges England to accept nonsectarian reform to avoid a broader backlash and to set a model for others.
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Queen’s Colleges
Dublin
P. J. Smyth
Ireland
England
Church of England
Scotland
United Kingdom
Beit
Hagland
India